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Top-Notch Magazine [v10 #2, October 15, 1912] (Street & Smith, 10¢, 192pp+, pulp) [RF]
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Top-Notch Magazine [v10 #3, November 1, 1912] (Street & Smith, 192pp+, pulp) [RF]
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Top-Notch Magazine [v10 #4, November 15, 1912] (Street & Smith, 192pp+, pulp) [RF]
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Top-Notch Magazine [v10 #5, December 1, 1912] (Street & Smith, 192pp+, pulp) [RF]
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Top-Notch Magazine [v10 #6, December 15, 1912] (Street & Smith, 192pp+, pulp) [RF]
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Top-Notch Magazine [v11 #1, January 1, 1913] (Street & Smith, 192pp+, pulp) [RF]
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Top-Notch Magazine [v11 #2, January 15, 1913] (Street & Smith, 192pp+, pulp) [RF]
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Top-Notch Magazine [v11 #3, February 1, 1913] (Street & Smith, 192pp+, pulp) [RF]
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Top-Notch Magazine [v11 #4, February 15, 1913] (Street & Smith, 192pp+, pulp) [WD/RF]
- 1 · Bungled in Binghamton · Max Marcin · na; “Too much money brings about a teasing experience”
- 37 · In the Face of Doom · H. Mortimer Batten · ss; “Errand of mercy leads to a grim motor-boat adventure” (This one is set in north-western Ontario.)
- 47 · Boltwood of Yale [Part 2 of 5] · Gilbert Patten · sl; “Motor-car race for a goal beyond the finish line”
- 68 · Off Again and On Again · H. E. Twinells · ss; “Fat living and success conflict strangely in a theatrical career”
- 72 · Out for the Plums · C. Langton Clarke · ss; “Unexpected factor enters into street-railway labor problem”
- 84 · O’Connor’s Rise and Fall · Clarence R. Lindner · ss; “Coal heaver’s good fairy shows attention to features of modern life”
- 89 · His Rainbow Whiskers · Lewis N. Yardley · nv; “Even the grotesque hirsute growth held hopes of the pot of gold”
- 103 · Sheridan of the U.S. Mail [Part 4 of 4] · Ralph Boston · sl; “Post-office inspector takes a turn at his enemy’s tactics”
- 115 · At a Hundred a Week · Robert Carleton Brown · ss; “Camera faker unconsciously helps along a quiet bluff” (This is a funny one. A young man going off to New York is cautioned by his grandfather against such big-city sins as chewing gum.)
- 119 · A Beating and a Beat · Bertram Lebhar · ss; “Reportorial ardor leads to impromptu comedy of newspaper life”
- 127 · Far from Piccadilly · Robert N. Reeves · ss; “Gentleman rover rides the rods to a momentous destination”
- 135 · Down to Victory · J. C. Kofoed · nv; “Sparring partner heard from in a drama of the boxing arena”
- 153 · Tips for the Handy Man · Anon. · cl
- 155 · Borrowed Trouble · Mayn Clew Garnett · ss; “Everything ’at sixes and sevens’ aboard the good ship Moro”
- 168 · Beyond the Law [Part 1 of 4] · John D. Emerson · sl; “Odd medley of peace and war among Puget Sound salmon pirates”
- 185 · And the Fans Yelled · Joe Harvey · ss; “Appearances deceptive on the baseball field”
- 189 · Talks with Top-Notch Readers · Burt L. Standish · cl
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Top-Notch Magazine [v11 #5, March 1, 1913] (Street & Smith, 192pp+, pulp) [RF]
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Top-Notch Magazine [v11 #6, March 15, 1913] (Street & Smith, 192pp+, pulp) [RF]
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Top-Notch Magazine [v12 #1, April 1, 1913] (Street & Smith, 192pp+, pulp) [RF]
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Top-Notch Magazine [v12 #2, April 15, 1913] (Street & Smith, 192pp+, pulp) [RF]
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Top-Notch Magazine [v12 #3, May 1, 1913] (Street & Smith, 10¢, 192pp+, pulp) [PSP/RF]
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Top-Notch Magazine [v12 #4, May 15, 1913] (Street & Smith, 192pp+, pulp) [LE]. [RF]
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Top-Notch Magazine [v12 #5, June 1, 1913] (Street & Smith, 192pp+, pulp) [RF]
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Top-Notch Magazine [v12 #6, June 15, 1913] (Street & Smith, 192pp+, pulp) [LE]. [RF]
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